November 2025: A Crowd Favorite, Clean Cooking

Two weeks until Thanksgiving- which can mean a lot of things: getting ready for a road trip to see family, prepping to make sure the house is in pristine condition, or just excitement for some days off. No matter how or where you are celebrating, the SJVCEO wants to be sure the music is right for you! Check out our favorite playlist- clean cooking!

As it turns out, cooking is an incredibly personal activity.  It’s rooted in culture, in religion, in tradition. It’s small personal choices, like, ‘do I leave my knives on the counter in a block, or do I put them in a drawer?’.  Do you have cutting boards for specific purposes? Do you store your apples on the counter or in the fridge? Do you use natural gas, or electric, or induction cooktops? Or are you super weird like my stepdad and everything gets cooked in the sous-vide machine?

Do you even care?

More and more people do care and are considering their options for cooking and what the fuel source means within their homes. While Rochelle has written about clean cooking options through Tech Tuesdays for years now, we figured it’s time to put clean cooking to the test ourselves!

And what better time put our kitchens through their paces than now?  While not all of us take a week off to cook for Thanksgiving (looks at Rochelle…thanks Whole Foods catering), we all have kitchens that are busier than usual.  Follow along with our journey as we compare various types of clean cooking, how to get a loaner induction cooker from your electric utility, a round-up of clean cooking friendly cookware, and our very own “Queensgiving” meal—cooked entirely on induction cooktops.

And if you’re curious about what clean cooking means and where to even start we’ve got you covered!

Induction Cooktops
MORE Induction Cooktops
5-in-One Ovens
Convection Ovens
Energy Efficient Cooking on a Budget
Warming Drawers
Can I Make Tortillas on an Induction Cooktop

CLEAN COOKING on spotify
Clean cooking on apple music